> tallgr***@gmail.com wrote in
> news:1112112428.332116.303670@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
>
> > What's the difference?  I have a di-624 router, I am able to
> > connect the 2100ap via ClientAP or ptpBridge to the root AP (the
> > di-624).  Why would anyone choose one over the other?  This does
> > not seem to be made clear.
>
> A point-to-point bridge requires a mating pair of devices each
> configured in Bridge mode. This configuration is intended to connect
> two remote Ethernet segments. It operates like a very long, but
> wireless, Ethernet cable.
>
> > Also, on the 2100ap side, would another router be required for
> > multiple ethernet devices?
>
> No
>
> > I tried to replace the router with a
> > switch and everything was going super slow and timing out.  Is it
> > possible for multiple devices to use the 2100ap without nat? (i.e.
> > di-624 - - -> 2100ap ----> swtitch ----> devices)
>
> This should be fine with the DWL-2100AP in Wireless Client (AP
> Client) mode, although you may need to be running the current
> firmware.
>
> Hope this helps
>
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